Medical/Dental/Veterinary Eqpt/Supp

Code 65
Parent
Spend Category Level 1
Not listed
Spend Category Level 2
Not listed
Parent PSC
Not listed
Popular Federal Contract Opportunities
Not listed
Popular Federal Contract Awards
Not listed

Product Service Code (PSC) 65-P encompasses medical, dental, and veterinary equipment and supplies, covering a wide range of specialized healthcare technologies and consumables. The category includes sophisticated medical devices such as diagnostic imaging equipment, patient monitoring systems, surgical instruments, medical carts, and specialized clinical testing apparatus. These products are critical for healthcare delivery across various medical settings, including hospitals, clinics, research facilities, and medical centers.

Federal Contract Awards under PSC 65-P demonstrate significant investment in medical technology infrastructure, with contracts ranging from $50,000 to potentially over $3.5 million. The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is the most prominent funding agency, consistently awarding contracts for medical equipment upgrades and replacements across multiple healthcare facilities nationwide. Typical contract durations span from one to five years, often structured as Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) agreements. Set-aside designations frequently include Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSB), Total Small Business, and Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise categories. Performance locations are predominantly at VA Medical Centers in states including California, Texas, Missouri, Washington, and Pennsylvania.

Recent Federal Contract Opportunities under this PSC category showcase diverse medical equipment procurement needs across federal healthcare systems. Specific solicitations include advanced medical technologies such as Optos Daytona Retina Cameras, Hillrom Centrella hospital beds, telemetry equipment, emergency medical carts, sleep monitoring devices, and specialized diagnostic instruments like waveform generators and cardiac catheters. Requesting agencies include the VA, Indian Health Service, Defense Logistics Agency, and National Institutes of Health. Most opportunities emphasize brand-name or equivalent equipment, require original manufacturer authorization, and mandate strict technical specifications for patient care and research applications. Performance locations are spread across multiple states, with a concentration in VA medical facilities and federal research centers.

Generated 1/19/25, 1:24 AM